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The doors will have horses passing through the opening so I don't want to put anything more than say a concrete keyway to guide them when closed.

National has something that looks like an upside down "U" except one leg is longer than the other. It comes with two sleeves that screw on and simply drops in. They don't cost much so I may order a couple in to see if they will work.

You can get these tracks that bolt to the guide wheel and a bracket for the extruded aluminum door bottom to follow. I had them on my last barn and though they are sometimes in the way for say shoveling snow (which I don't get much of at the "new" place), they do a good job of securing the door bottom especially against wind (which I do have in abundance).

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